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I had to Google that one, George. I'm not going to lie.

Lauren Filer comes on to bowl for the first time in this innings but is soon taking a swing at the turf with her boot as Deepti Sharma hits her for four.

There's still no sign of Shubha Satheesh after she went for a scan on a finger injury. I guess there's little need for her to risk anything with India's lead now over 400.

Deepti Sharma has been promoted to number six.

Henry has probably just made the smartest point we've had on this page all day. It sets off alarm bells for me.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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England will have to find a way of playing spin, because the next couple of ICC events are going to be tough going if they don’t.

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Back on the number seven shirt, Sanath Jayasuriya also wore that number for Sri Lanka. It's quite the list.

Harmanpreet Kaur lunges right forward in defence to end this maiden over from Charlie Dean. That is something England didn't do. There was too much poking and getting stuck on the crease.

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India haven't won a Test since 2014. I think we can all agree that will change, probably some time tomorrow. I feel a little silly for suggesting this morning that England could have batted themselves to parity during today's play.

More problems for poor Amy Jones as Charlie Dean lobs up one which almost lands off the cut strip. Jones can't take it cleanly and a few more extras are stolen.

Harmanpreet Kaur pulls a half-tracker at the end of the over to keep the strike.

Remember when India dropped Jemimah Rodrigues for the ODI World Cup? Madness.

Here she drives expertly for four.

England have just not been accurate enough, the spinners in particular. Charlie Dean now lobs one down the leg side and Amy Jones cannot prevent four byes.

We've got Jemimah Rodrigues and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur at the crease now. Both batted well in the first innings.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Cricket in India is just so compelling when a pitch is turning like this. Finding a way to survive let alone score is nigh on impossible, and every ball feels like an event.

Forgetting England’s predicament just for a moment, this will be great viewing over the next few sessions.

There are reports in the Indian Express this morning that India have retired the Number 7 jersey in tribute to World Cup-winning captain MS Dhoni.

There's something about number 7s isn't there? Dhoni, David Beckham, Ronaldo, S Club.

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It'd say Sophia Dunkley, Danni Wyatt, Sophie Ecclestone and Tammy Beaumont were all to blame for their dismissals.

Nat Sciver-Brunt played a bad shot to a good ball.

Left-hander Yasitika Bhatia, herself a first-innings half-centurion, has come out to play. She bashes her second ball for four on the sweep.

In and around the hunt for milk, I've been trying to comprehend what I've seen over the past two hours. India bowled excellently but England were very poor. There were some awful dismissals.

England were 67-2 when I left you earlier. What on earth happened?

Yasika Bhatia has come out to bat at three for India. Debutant Shubha Satheesh, who batted so well in the first innings, has been off the field with a finger injury.